This Is Why The US Can't Have A Government-Run Healthcare System | What's Ahead

Steve Forbes breaks down why the United States can't have a government-controlled healthcare system because it essentially subsidizes most all nations' medical care.

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[t.t.thomas]

Buddy keep your teleprompter at eye level pls

[hakuuna_matata]

Literally its worth going to a different county to get your medical needs taken cared for.

[kmlund]

what a joke for explaining greed. way past cost conscious. tryin to stay conscious.

[ngpb]

It would be nice if canada created a healthcare insurance for Americans to go to canada to get medical treatment at a fair price.

[avivaleh]

Steve, it's easy for you to tout the message of keeping insurance private. I'm sure you're well covered, healthwise. You're in a position to do good in this world. Try spending your remaining years helping other people. Stop with the greed.

[dalpac]

Then medical/drug research needs to do what every other facet of government funding does, apply for grants.

[butterflycrimescene]

The US is a paradise for the oligarchs like you not everyone else

[patrickvernon]

“We have to keep exploiting you and denying your needs”

[zaboomafoo]

France spends 7.9 billion and Europe spends 95.5 billion on healthcare research and innovation with a government run healthcare, so, I don't see your point...

[danielsharon]

David is great. Anyone interested in this topic should read his book "Catastrophic Care"